Microsoft has pushed out a critical firmware update for the Surface Pro 10 for Business. The 1GB patch aims to resolve persistent keyboard and screen flickering issues that have been bothering users.
The surprise release of Skyrim Anniversary Edition on the Nintendo Switch 2 is not the upgrade fans hoped for. Players report it’s locked to 30FPS, has terrible input lag, and consumes a baffling 53GB of storage.
Corsair has unveiled a new version of its Frame 4000D mid-tower case with a fully integrated 14.5-inch touchscreen. The panel is a functional secondary Windows display, and the case includes major cooling upgrades. But the premium feature comes with a premium price tag.
According to a TechRadar report, Lenovo is developing a groundbreaking gaming laptop with a rollable screen. The Legion Pro Rollable would expand horizontally to become an ultrawide OLED display, potentially launching at CES 2026.
Microsoft is contributing significant Hyper-V virtualization improvements to the Linux 6.19 kernel. The changes focus on letting Linux run as the root partition on Azure hosts and enhancing security for Linux guests.
JetBrains has launched PhpStorm 2025.3, a major update for PHP developers. It brings full support for the new PHP 8.5 language features, integrates the formerly paid Laravel Idea plugin for free, and adds Anthropic’s Claude as an AI coding option alongside the existing Junie agent.
Microsoft’s rapid rollout of Copilot isn’t translating to strong user adoption. New data estimates its quarterly growth at a mere 2%, far behind competitors, as customers reportedly resist buying the AI add-on.
Microsoft has removed the biggest barrier to using Smart App Control in Windows 11. You can now toggle the feature on and off without needing to wipe your PC, a change first introduced in Insider build 26220.7070 (KB5070300) back in November.
In the latest Windows 11 Dev and Beta build 26220.7344, Microsoft has quietly added a toggle to hide AI Actions from the right-click menu. It’s a direct response to user criticism, but the implementation feels incomplete. The company is also planning a broader redesign of the cluttered context menu.
According to a new guide, several PC components that were once budget staples are now considered outdated for any new build in 2026. The list targets everything from storage to power supplies, arguing that the minimal savings aren’t worth the long-term compromise.
